Nosocomial Acute-Onset Postoperative Endophthalmitis at a University Teaching Hospital (2002-2009)

At a university teaching hospital involving resident, fellow, and faculty surgeons, the frequency of acute-onset postoperative nosocomial endophthalmitis is low, has not increased in the era of sutureless clear corneal cataract surgery, and has steadily decreased when compared to prior time periods from the same institution.